optparse was upgraded, new AST bug
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- Python core should compile cleanly with g++
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(Owner: Anthony)
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- optparse should be updated to the latest Optik codebase
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(Owner: Anthony)
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- upgrade stdlib to use newer hashlib module instead of older
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deprecated md5/sha modules.
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(Owner: Anthony)
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@ -173,6 +170,8 @@ Open issues
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- AST compiler problems
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(Owner: Jeremy Hylton)
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* http://python.org/sf/1474677 foo(b=1, 2) doesn't raise SyntaxError
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* eval(str(-sys.maxint - 1)) should produce an int, not long.
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when a constant it should not be stored in co_consts
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